Anaheim Hot Shots: Championship season is in full force

June 3, 2013

Updated Aug. 21, 2013 1:17 p.m.

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Savanna's Eric Calderas makes contact with a pitch during the first round of the CIF-SS Division 4 playoffs on May 17. The Rebels triumphed, 9-1, over visiting Fontana. MELINA PIZANO, ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

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Savanna's Christian Mosqueda catches a pop fly during the first round of the CIF-SS Division 4 playoffs on May 17. The Rebels defeated Fontana, 9-1, to advance. MELINA PIZANO, ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

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Esperanza's William Truong competes in the shot put event during the CIF-SS Masters Meet on May 24 at Cerritos College. MIKE GREENE, ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

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Servite's Demetrious Lloyd, right, crosses the finish line ahead of his 800-meter competitors in the CIF-SS Track and Field Divisional Finals on May 18. MIKE GREENE, ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

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Canyon's Vanessa Franco takes off after receiving the baton in the Division 2 4x400-meter relay on May 18. The race was part of the CIF-SS Track and Field Divisional Finals at Mt. San Antonio College. MIKE GREENE, ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

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Canyon's Rianna Goins, right, breaks off the starting line ahead of her 800-meter adversaries during the CIF-SS Track and Field Divisional Finals on May 18 at Mt. San Antonio College. MIKE GREENE, ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

Savanna's Eric Calderas makes contact with a pitch during the first round of the CIF-SS Division 4 playoffs on May 17. The Rebels triumphed, 9-1, over visiting Fontana. MELINA PIZANO, ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

At this stage of the spring season, every contest will end featuring two clear emotions out on the playing field – elation or despair.

As championship season is upon us, teams will either be able to celebrate their season-long goal of bringing home a CIF Championship, or will cringe having fallen just short.

Regardless of the outcome, OCVarsity photographers continue to capture all the emotions when the stakes are the highest.

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